Tag Archives: Alberta

A Tale for Two Cities: the Battle of Alberta

Posted on December 19, 2023 by barczablog

It’s not the first time I’m jealous of Alberta. The Leafs never win The Cup, while Calgary and Edmonton have each had their moments. Joel Ivany has relocated out west, Miriam Khalil singing and teaching alongside him as they raise … Continue reading →

Posted in Opera | Tagged Against the Grain Theatre, Alberta, Birmingham Opera, Calgary Opera, Calgary Stampede, Das Rheingold, Edmonton Opera, Graham Vick, Joel Ivany, Jonathan Dove, Miriam Khalil, opera, Richard Wagner | Leave a comment

I love the smell of gasoline: questions for Claren Grosz

Posted on March 8, 2023 by barczablog

The description of Claren Grosz’s new show caught my eye. I love the smell of gasoline dives into Western alienation, the Canadian oil and gas machine and what it all means in the face of an environmental apocalypse. Her title … Continue reading →

Posted in Dance, theatre & musicals, Interviews, Politics | Tagged Aki Studio, Alberta, Claren Grosz, environmental apocalypse, I love the smell of gasoline, Kurt Vonnegut, Pencil Kit Productions, Rick Mercer Report, Western alienation | Leave a comment

Tag Archives: Alberta

A Tale for Two Cities: the Battle of Alberta

I love the smell of gasoline: questions for Claren Grosz

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